A personal message
Hi! I’m sharing the page for [name of activity]. You can see [the main thing you offer] and reach me there. Take a look: [your LinkQR link]
THE LINKQR FIELD GUIDE
Your page brings your work together. Growth comes from showing it to the right people, listening to their questions and improving it over time. This guide gives you small actions you can take without a marketing budget.
Start with your pageGive visitors the information they need to understand and contact you.
Put your link and QR code where your audience already is.
Ask what is missing and keep your page useful.
BEFORE THE FIRST SCAN
Open your published page in a browser where you are not signed in. Use this checklist as a practical review, not a score or a condition for publishing.
Your selections stay in this browser only. LinkQR does not receive these answers.
FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
On the pageShow your clearest product photos, prices, location and WhatsApp contact.
First outreachPlace the QR code at your table or counter; share one product people ask about most.
On the pageExplain the service, show examples and make appointment requests easy to find.
First outreachSend the page after an introduction so a new client can see your work before booking.
On the pagePut the program, dates, photos, people and contact details in one place.
First outreachPlace the QR on event posters and ask partners to share the public link.
On the pageDescribe the mission, activities, meeting information and ways to get involved.
First outreachShare a clear invitation for the next activity, with the page link for details.
THE SEVEN-DAY LINKQR CHALLENGE
This is a suggested plan, not a guarantee of sales or followers. Adapt the pace to your activity and the people you want to reach.
Day 1 · Choose one audience and the one thing you want them to discover.
Day 2 · Finish your introduction, contact details and your most important images.
Day 3 · Check your page on another phone and ask someone what is unclear.
Day 4 · Share a personal message with a few people who may genuinely be interested.
Day 5 · Put your QR code on one relevant physical or digital material and test it.
Day 6 · Post one useful photo, product, activity or answer to a common question.
Day 7 · Ask what visitors wanted to know, then improve the page and plan the next week.
LEARN FROM REAL QUESTIONS
You do not need invented numbers or a complicated dashboard to learn. Start with the questions customers, participants and friends actually ask, and update your page when something changes.
Start with a clear page, invite the right people and keep improving what they see.